UPCOMING EVENTS
SUPPORT AND LIFT UP
WOMEN OF COLOR CANDIDATES
SUPPORT AND LIFT UP
WOMEN OF COLOR CANDIDATES
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With special guests (others TBA)
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass
Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett
Congresswoman Lucy McBath
Congresswoman Emilia Sykes
A Virtual Event
5:00 PM PT | 8:00 PM ET
There are currently no Black women in the U.S. Senate. California has the opportunity to change that and elect a bold, progressive Black woman with the experience, integrity, and established relationships necessary to be effective in the Senate from day one.
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Noon – 2:00 PM
Join Congresswoman Barbara Lee as she embarks on her historic run for Senate. There are ZERO Black women in the Senate. California can change that. Elect a bold, progressive leader. Change the face of power.
Hosted by Joyce Newstat & Susan Lowenberg
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11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Join Congresswoman Barbara Lee as she embarks on her historic run for Senate.
There are ZERO Black women in the Senate. California can change that. Elect a bold, progressive leader. Change the face of power.
Hosted by Jennifer DiBrienza & Jesse Dorogusker
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Noon – 2:00 PM
Join Congresswoman Barbara Lee as she embarks on her historic run for Senate. There are ZERO Black women in the Senate. California can change that. Elect a bold, progressive leader. Change the face of power.
Hosted by Quinn Delaney & Wayne Jordan
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A Virtual Event
5:00 PM PST | 8 PM EST
There are ZERO Black women in the Senate.
It’s time to change that.
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A Virtual Event
The women of color candidates featured by Representation Matters in this final virtual event of 2022 can, and will ensure that we have a Democratic majority in the Senate and House AND a more reflective democracy — if they have the resources they need for GOTV in the final stretch. When these women of color win, we all win!
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A Virtual Event
The election of these three extraordinary women of color candidates for Congress is pivotal to holding and expanding the House.
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Less than 2% of all statewide elected executive officials in the U.S. are Black women. Malia Cohen is poised to be the first African American to serve as California’s State Controller.
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When Senator Cortez Masto was elected in 2016, she became Nevada’s first female Senator and the first Latina elected to the U.S. Senate in the nation. She is one of only three women of color in the Senate currently. Her seat is critical for a Democratic majority in the Senate.
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Chief Justice Beasley is running for an open U.S. Senate seat in North Carolina. This race is incredibly close and is one of the best chances for Democrats to flip a seat. There are currently zero Black women in the Senate, and Chief Justice Beasley is poised to change that.
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Chief Justice Beasley is running for an open U.S. Senate seat in North Carolina. This race is incredibly close and is one of the best chances for Democrats to flip a seat. There are currently zero Black women in the Senate, and Chief Justice Beasley is poised to change that.
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Less than 2% of all statewide elected executive officials in the U.S. are Black women. Malia Cohen is poised to be the first African American to serve as California’s State Controller.
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These five dynamic women of color candidates for the U.S. House include two incumbents in must hold seats and three candidates running for seats that are prime pick-up opportunities.
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Electing more Democratic Governors is critical to saving our democracy. There has never been a Black woman elected as Governor in the history of the United States. Rising star Deidre DeJear, along with Stacey Abrams in Georgia, can change that.
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Superstar Stacey Abrams is fighting to turn Georgia blue and become the first Black woman Governor this country has ever elected.
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Superstar Stacey Abrams is fighting to turn Georgia blue and become the first Black woman Governor this country has ever elected.
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These two Black women Senate candidates have the opportunity to expand our Democratic Senate majority and make history by becoming the first two Black women to serve in the Senate at one time.
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These four Congresswomen are being targeted by Republicans seeking control of the House, and their reelection campaigns are particularly challenging due to redistricting and voter suppression efforts.
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These two (of only three!) women of color Senators are fighting to retain their seats in 2022 and maintain a Democratic majority in the Senate.
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